Have you ever changed your vote?

I have seldom if ever changed my vote in an election since my mind is usually made up even if there is a runoff.

I've changed my vote a lot throughout my years of voting. It just proves that you can listen to reason and get both sides of a story. It means you aren't stuck in your ways and voting simply because someone is running for a certain party. Sometimes you learn things about people that you don't like, or sometimes it isn't even that you don't like the person you originally planned to vote for, but learned of things the other party is doing that you agree with more. If you are old enough to vote you should learn what you can about who you are voting for. I never understood voting for someone simply because of their party or because of some reason that has nothing to do with what they plan to do while in office. One of the biggest things that angered me during the Obama/Hillary Clinton election, when they were both running for the Democratic party, was how people were genuinely asking, "How do black women decide?" umm...based on their platform. It should never be based on gender or race. It should always be based on someone's values and beliefs. Call me crazy, but race and gender should never play a major role.

No, once I pick a candidate I stick with them. You might be shocked to know it is not always a Democrat.

Nope. There have been a couple of times I wished I could take my vote back but that isn't possible so I stuck it out and then voted the other way at the next election. Edit to add: Missouri only does run-off elections if the two candidates tie.

We don't have run offs here. It's just whoever gets the largest amount is the candidate

I don't vote, so can't really say. Never really thought about it. But we can all change our minds if we feel the need. That is the good thing, that we are not forced to not change our mind lol.

We have not had our primaries yet. Yes, I have changed my mind about what candidate I favor as I have learned more.

I don't recall ever changing my vote.

I have never changed my mind but would if I hear different things about them.

Once I pick a candidate I do not change. It only happened once in the past, after the candidate I thought was good made a stupid speech that made me think he was not as smart as I thought.

I do,not thnk I have had the opportunity to do so. What policy changed?

About the only time I change my vote is when the person I voted for drops out. I hope it was a good decision.

I tend to vote for the person rather than the party but it depends. Our system is a bit different to yours.

There aren't very many states that have run off elections. We don't have them here. Regular elections are held to choose candidates, then later the actual election is held to choose the winners of positions.